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A social science trust taxonomy with emergent vectors and symmetry. [PDF]
Front PsycholMobbs AED, Boag S.
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OjibweMorph: an approachable finite-state transducer for Ojibwe (and beyond). [PDF]
Lang Resour EvalHammerly C +4 more
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Morphosyntactic profiles among preschoolers with and without speech sound disorders. [PDF]
Clin Linguist PhonRoepke E, Brosseau-Lapré F.
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Discrete mathematical network analysis bridging clinical vocabulary and patient discourse in interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome online communications. [PDF]
Sci RepOkui N +5 more
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Semantic granularity in derivation. [PDF]
Linguist VanguardHuyghe R, Varvara R.
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Cervical cancer care at a tertiary oncology facility in Uganda: Comparing daily practice with national treatment targets on cervical cancer control. [PDF]
PLoS Onede Fouw M +8 more
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Verbal and adjectival participles: Position and internal structure [PDF]
Lingua, 2011 In this paper an analysis is presented of prenominal and postnominal passive participles in English and Dutch. Besides the three types of participles commonly distinguished in the literature (statives, resultatives, and postnominal eventive participles),
Petra Sleeman
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2000
Abstract Present. The present participle is formed by adding -en to the stem, original or extended; gelen ‘coming’; olan ‘being, becoming’; indirilen ‘being brought down’; dağlŞan ‘dispersing’. The usual y is inserted after vowel-stems and narrows the preceding vowel, although this narrowing is not always shown in writing: anla‘to ...
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Abstract Present. The present participle is formed by adding -en to the stem, original or extended; gelen ‘coming’; olan ‘being, becoming’; indirilen ‘being brought down’; dağlŞan ‘dispersing’. The usual y is inserted after vowel-stems and narrows the preceding vowel, although this narrowing is not always shown in writing: anla‘to ...
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1995
Abstract The Active Eventive Participles In -nt-. In PIE this participle was formed from the STEM, by means of the suffix *-ont-/*-11t-. That is, in contrast to such verbals as the infin. and verbals in * -to-- and * -no--, which were originally built directly to the root, there might be a distinct pple. in -nt- to every pres./imperf.
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Abstract The Active Eventive Participles In -nt-. In PIE this participle was formed from the STEM, by means of the suffix *-ont-/*-11t-. That is, in contrast to such verbals as the infin. and verbals in * -to-- and * -no--, which were originally built directly to the root, there might be a distinct pple. in -nt- to every pres./imperf.
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